During the warm summer months, the community can expect to receive Public Safety Power Shutoff (PSPS) notices from SCE during extreme weather conditions. SCE will communicate directly to customers who may be impacted. These proactive shutoffs help prevent wildfire ignition by de-energizing power lines in high-risk areas, but they can temporarily impact homes, businesses, and essential services.  

If you hear of a PSPS warning and want to confirm whether you area of concern, go to SCE at www.sce.com/outage-center/check-outage-status and put in your address.

To stay informed and prepared, residents are encouraged to sign up and check your contact information for PSPS alerts from Southern California Edison. Receiving timely updates allows individuals and families to plan ahead, take necessary precautions, and minimize disruptions to daily life.  

Steps to stay prepared:  

• Sign up for alerts: Visit Get Power Outage Alerts to receive alerts from SoCal Edison.  
• Build an emergency plan: Have backup power sources, store essential supplies, and plan for medical needs. SoCal Edison has a program for critical care back up power: Critical Care Backup Battery Program.  
• Stay informed: Monitor local weather conditions and listen for updates from emergency officials.  

Residents can access detailed PSPS information and assistance through the following resources:  

• Maps showing PSPS boundaries and locations of Community Resource Centers and Community Crew Vehicles: https://www.sce.com/outage-center/check-outage-status   
• General information on PSPS: sce.com/psps   
• Information on emergency preparedness, customer notifications, customer programs and other resources: sce.com/wildfire   
• De-energization and restoration policies: sce.com/pspsdecisionmaking 

Thanks Goleta for being prepared and informed about PSPS.